Senior WordPress engineers — US and Argentina — focused on performance, maintainable stacks, and partnerships that last beyond launch.
We have spent 15+ years shipping WordPress for enterprise and mid-market teams — Visa, Delta, national real-estate networks, and 100+ product launches. We keep the CMS your editors know; we fix what slows delivery down.
Every engagement is senior-led from the first audit call — no rotating bench, no vague recommendations. We scope against measurable outcomes and document what your team owns after handoff.
Four phases — audit, design, build, and release — run the same way whether we rebuild a marketing site or optimize an existing network.
URL audit, stack review, and a prioritized backlog tied to business risk — performance, stability, and conversion friction called out explicitly.
We baseline Lighthouse on critical URLs, map plugin and hosting risk, and turn findings into a sequenced backlog your stakeholders can approve — not a PDF that sits in a drawer.
Wireframes or Figma — we define what belongs in custom layout versus shared patterns, with editor handoff and accessibility baked in from the first sign-off.
We stress-test hierarchy on real copy lengths, prototype primary paths, and document what is custom layout versus reusable pattern so development does not reopen design debates mid-sprint.
Lean WordPress or headless delivery with performance budgets per template — no page-builder bloat, documented handoff, and release gates before traffic hits production.
Templates ship with accessibility checks, editor guardrails, and automated performance gates in CI — so marketing can publish without undoing the engineering work on day one.
Staging promotion, hypercare, and ongoing optimization so Core Web Vitals do not regress after go-live — same senior team, timezone-aware support paths in the SOW.
Post-launch we monitor vitals, run regression checks after plugin updates, and keep the same senior engineers on the account — not a handoff to a separate maintenance desk.
Trusted by teams worldwide
We reply with a prioritized technical backlog — performance, stability, and conversion friction called out explicitly.